Project Stand Up for Veterans

Dr. Mary Jo Garcia Biggs [email protected] Principal Investigator; Drs.

To support and prepare master of social work students at Texas State University to meet the behavioral and mental health needs of military personnel, veterans and their families. Project Stand Up for Veterans is supported by supported by funds from the Bureau of Health Professions (BHPr), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) under M01H

01/22/2015

There was also an article published in the Hillviews about Project Stand Up for Veterans. (pages 7-9) Go check it out! http://mzines.net/publication.aspx?pid=688&pkey=emtmyzymj

Summer 2014 Summer 2014 - Digital Edition

01/22/2015

One of our own Project Stand Up for Veterans alum was involved in a great project--TexVet Initiative Makes 2014 SmartCards. Click the link to learn more! (scroll to the bottom) http://medicine.tamhsc.edu/newsletter/2015/january/college-faculty.html

College & Faculty News The mission of the College of Medicine is to improve the health and well-being of the people of Texas through excellence in education, research and health care delivery.

11/13/2013

Elvie Schooley
As an alumnus of Project Stand-Up for Veterans I am privileged to have had the opportunity to work intimately with Veterans and those who are forging the path to create more public awareness about this delicate population. Through this project I was given access to resources within the University and the surrounding Communities to increase my knowledge and understanding of the needs of Veterans and how to better serve those defined needs of the Veteran and their families.
I look to obtain employment serving the Veteran Population in Spring of 2014. At which time I hope to incorporate all of the knowledge and experience gained from the stipend program in serving the Veteran population.

10/28/2013

Recognizing the Trainees involved with Project Stand Up for Veterans.

05/03/2013

2013 May 2 Veterans Graduation Reception

04/09/2013

April 11-17 @ Texas State University:
http://peacepaperproject.org/activities.html

Peace Paper Project Peace Paper Project shares the empowering process of hand papermaking with marginal populations, survivors of trauma, veterans, and art therapists. Our workshops invite individuals to create art from their old clothing, by breaking down the fiber and reforming it into paper. We incorporate creative…